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A comprehensive investigation into taxpayer complicity in state violence. From colonial atrocities to modern drone warfare, we calculate the cost per death and the median citizen's contribution across nations and eras. A 22-chapter, data-driven moral ledger.

What would Karl Marx say if he could examine modern economic data? A retrospective analysis of capitalism's evolution through Marxist theory—concentration of capital, financialization, periodic crises, and what the data reveals about the future.

Drawing on the work of Jason Hickel and David Graeber, an exploration of why endless growth is impossible, what economies are actually for, and what comes after the growth imperative.

A first-principles exploration of Gross Domestic Product—what it measures, how it's calculated, why it matters, and where it falls short.

How Theo Epstein's analytics staff—Chris Moore, Jeff Greenberg, Ryan Kruse—built the infrastructure that ended a 108-year drought. A deep dive into Ivy, the trades, and the data behind the title.

Despite sophisticated analytics and ML models, March Madness remains stubbornly unpredictable. Understanding why reveals deep truths about sports, probability, and the illusion of expertise.

A tribute to the sabermetrics pioneers—Bill James, Mike Gimbel, and STATS, Inc.—who proved that careful analysis could reveal truths hidden in plain sight.

Ninety percent of educators believe students learn better when taught in their preferred style. The research shows the effect is essentially zero. A data-driven investigation into education's most persistent myth.